Women, Femininity & Feminism

After the miracle of the splitting of the sea, the entire Jewish people broke out into song. Moses led the men and Miriam led the women. What does this story teach us about separation of genders in Jewish tradition?

Why is the very first letter of the Torah the second letter of the Hebrew alphabet? According to Rabbi Akiva, it hints to the special qualities of women as being the foundation for all human achievement.

Rabbi Chaim Miller shares beautiful insights into the haggadah that will capture the interest of everyone around your Seder table. In this segment he explains the purpose of the plagues in Egypt.

How the first women and mother of humanity is integral to Redemption and the world perfected. This class on the 19th of Kislev, a monumental day on the Chassidic calendar, reveals the significance of the number nineteen.

Chava devoted years seeking to understand feminism and apply it to her life. She found the answer in the teachings of the Rebbe.

Esther Freeman is as close as you can get to being a Chassidic diva. Learn how she balances the big stage, single motherhood, and the ups and downs of life.

Author, activist and co-director of a bustling Chabad House, Rivka Slonim has been breaking stereotypes, sharing information and inspiration, and making an outsized mark on the Jewish world for decades. Here's her story.

How are Chabad women emissaries with very public roles inspired by the Rebbetzin, who was so private and shunned the limelight? Learn that to be a Jewish leader, one needs to have a strong inner compass.

A deeper look at the meaning of this sacred tradition.